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GEORGIAN PARLIAMENT SPEAKER SAYS SAAKASHVILI IS THREAT TO COUNTRY
17:55 01.08.13
Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili is a source of danger for the
country, the parliament speaker told reporters on Thursday, according
to Itar-tass.
David Usupashvili has said that he "knows Saakashvili since 1993". "He
has remained the way he used to be. His actions and statements cannot
be forecasted, and the presidential powers he had were never enough
for him, he was trying to exceed their limits," Usupashvili said.
According to him, "Saakashvili is a source of danger for the country".
"We all have to tolerate this for another three months, until his
presidential term expires, and then everybody will calm down,"
he added.
Saakashvili was elected as president twice - in January 2004 and at an
early election in January 2008. He has no right to run for president
at the upcoming presidential election, due on October 27.
Throughout the period of his presidency, many of opposition
organizations and public activists have sharply criticized his policy,
accusing him among other things of failing to perform his election
pledges to improve the life of the population, of suppressing the
opposition and violating human rights, as well as of not taking an
opportunity of a chance to normalize relations with Russia.
This year representatives of the Georgian Dream ruling coalition have
repeatedly said that "in his statements Saakashvili tries to impede
processes of political stabilization in the country and fence mending
between Georgia and Russia". Saakashvili himself denies this.
Armenian News - Tert.am
17:55 01.08.13
Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili is a source of danger for the
country, the parliament speaker told reporters on Thursday, according
to Itar-tass.
David Usupashvili has said that he "knows Saakashvili since 1993". "He
has remained the way he used to be. His actions and statements cannot
be forecasted, and the presidential powers he had were never enough
for him, he was trying to exceed their limits," Usupashvili said.
According to him, "Saakashvili is a source of danger for the country".
"We all have to tolerate this for another three months, until his
presidential term expires, and then everybody will calm down,"
he added.
Saakashvili was elected as president twice - in January 2004 and at an
early election in January 2008. He has no right to run for president
at the upcoming presidential election, due on October 27.
Throughout the period of his presidency, many of opposition
organizations and public activists have sharply criticized his policy,
accusing him among other things of failing to perform his election
pledges to improve the life of the population, of suppressing the
opposition and violating human rights, as well as of not taking an
opportunity of a chance to normalize relations with Russia.
This year representatives of the Georgian Dream ruling coalition have
repeatedly said that "in his statements Saakashvili tries to impede
processes of political stabilization in the country and fence mending
between Georgia and Russia". Saakashvili himself denies this.
Armenian News - Tert.am